Last time, I posted about numbers. You can check it here: Lets talk about numbers
For today’s post, I will write about the Days of
the week and month. As well as the Months of the Year.
I.
Let’s start with the days of
the month. As usual, I will not be going to use the Kanji for each days but its
Hiragana equivalent.
Days |
HIRAGANA |
Romaji |
1st |
ついたち |
Tsuitachi |
2nd |
ふつか |
Futsuka |
3rd |
みっか |
Mikka |
4th |
よっか |
Yokka |
5th |
いつか |
Itsuka |
6th |
むいか |
Muika |
7th |
なのか |
Nanoka |
8th |
ようか |
Youka |
9th |
ここのか |
Kokonoka |
10th |
とおか |
Tooka |
11th |
じゅういち |
Juuichi |
12th |
じゅうに |
Juuni |
13th |
じゅうさん |
Juusan |
14th |
じゅうよっか |
Juuyokka |
15th |
じゅうご |
Juugo |
16th |
じゅうろく |
Juuroku |
17th |
じゅうしち |
Juushichi |
18th |
じゅうはち |
Juuhachi |
19th |
じゅうく |
Juuku |
20th |
はつか |
Hatsuka |
21st |
にじゅういち |
Nijuuichi |
22nd |
にじゅうに |
Nijuuni |
23rd |
にじゅうさん |
Nijuusan |
24th |
にじゅうよっか |
Nijuuyokka |
25th |
にじゅうご |
Nijuugo |
26th |
にじゅうろく |
Nijuuroku |
27th |
にじゅうしち |
Nijuushichi |
28th |
にじゅうはち |
Nijuuhachi |
29th |
にじゅうく |
Nijuuku |
30th |
さんじゅう |
Sanjuu |
31st |
さんじゅういち |
Sanjuuichi |
When using the days of the month, include the word ‘にち’ after each days. ‘にち’ means day in Japanese. But, not all days need to have にち. The first 10 days, 14th, 20th and 24th day don’t need にち when reading, writing and using it.
Example:
6th day of the month – むいか
11th day of the month – じゅういちにち
20th day of the month – はすか
29th day of the month – にじゅうくにち
II.
Next, will be the Months of the
year. It is easy to remember the months in Japanese because we will be using
the Japanese counting numbers plus the word month in Japanese. がつis the word that is included when reading the months of the
year in Japanese. がつ means month (also moon when read
as つき).
Months |
Hiragana |
Romaji |
January |
いちがつ |
Ichigatsu |
February |
にがつ |
Nigatsu |
March |
さんがつ |
Sangatsu |
April |
しがつ |
Shigatsu |
May |
ごがつ |
Gogatsu |
June |
ろくがつ |
Rokugatsu |
July |
しちがつ |
Shichigatsu |
August |
はちがつ |
Hachigatsu |
September |
くがつ |
Kugatsu |
October |
じゅうがつ |
Juugatsu |
November |
じゅういちがつ |
Juuichigatsu |
December |
じゅうにがつ |
Juunigatsu |
III.
Next is the days of the week. When
reading the days of the week, always include the Japanese word that indicates week
which is ようび. ようび means week.
Days of the week |
Hiragana |
Romaji |
Monday |
げつようび |
Getsuyoubi |
Tuesday |
かようび |
Kayoubi |
Wednesday |
すいようび |
Suiyoubi |
Thursday |
もくようび |
Mokuyoubi |
Friday |
きんようび |
Kinyoubi |
Saturday |
どようび |
Doyoubi |
Sunday |
にちようび |
Nichiyoubi |
Examples:
March 20, Tuesday – さんがつ はつか、かようび
April 9, Friday – しがつ ここのか、きんようび
May 26, Wednesday – ごがつ にじゅうろくにち、すいようび
Normally, months and days are written in Kanji
but because I haven’t featured Kanji lessons yet, that’s why, we will stick to
writing Hiragana.
You can also download the days, weeks and months:
>> PDF Copy of Days, weeks and months of the year
That’s all for today.
See Yah!
If you want to learn my previous post, you can check it through the link below:
>> Summary of my previous post
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Related Topic:
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📙 Japanese Combined Characters
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Latest Update April 28, 2024
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